1. Christmas [ˈkrɪs·məs] (noun) – A holiday that celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ, usually on December 25th.
   Example: “We celebrate Christmas with our family every year.”
2. Present [ˈprɛzənt] (noun) – A gift given to someone, usually on special occasions.
   Example: “I love receiving presents at Christmas.”
3. Santa Claus [ˈsæntə klɔːz] (noun) – A mythical figure who brings gifts to children on Christmas Eve.
   Example: “Santa Claus brings presents to all the good children.”
4. Merry Christmas [ˈmɛri ˈkrɪs·məs] (phrase) – A greeting exchanged during Christmas time.
   Example: “Merry Christmas to everyone in the family!”
5. Decoration [ˌdɛkəˈreɪʃən] (noun) – Objects used to make a place look festive, often for holidays.
   Example: “We put up decorations like lights and a Christmas tree.”
6. Turkey [ˈtɜːrki] (noun) – A large bird often served at Christmas dinner.
   Example: “We are having turkey for Christmas dinner.”
7. Mashed Potatoes [mæʃt pəˈteɪtoʊz] (noun) – Potatoes that are boiled and then mashed with butter and milk.
   Example: “Mashed potatoes are a favorite at Christmas dinner.”
8. Apple Pie [ˈæpəl paɪ] (noun) – A dessert made with apples, sugar, and a pie crust.
   Example: “I made apple pie for Christmas dessert.”
9. Grandma [ˈɡrænmɑː] (noun) – A grandmother; mother’s or father’s mother.
   Example: “I’m going to visit Grandma on Christmas.”
10. Grandpa [ˈɡrænpɑː] (noun) – A grandfather; mother’s or father’s father.
    Example: “Grandpa is coming over for Christmas dinner.”

Grammar Tips

1. Using “I want” for Desires
   • Use “I want” to express what you wish to do or have.
   • Example: “I want to open presents!”
   • Example: “I want some apple pie for dessert!”

1. Using “Let’s” for Suggestions

1. • Use “Let’s” to suggest doing something together.
   • Example: “Let’s open one gift each.”
   • Example: “Let’s help with the decorations.”

1. Asking with “What”

1. • Use “What” to ask for information about things or actions.
   • Example: “What do you want for Christmas?”
   • Example: “What’s for dinner?”

1. Using “Can” for Ability

1. • Use “can” to express ability or permission.
   • Example: “Can I help with the dinner?”
   • Example: “Can you pass the turkey, please?”

This lesson focuses on a typical Christmas celebration, helping mothers learn conversational English while bonding with their children during a special occasion. Would you like me to add anything else? 😊